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  • Location: Plymouth, Wayne County, Michigan, United States

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    November 23, 2023

    Running

    Lake Wilcox is a kettle lake named after William Willcocks. He was the mayor of Cork, Ireland, in 1793 and moved to New York. Lookout for animals like muskrats, great-horned owls, painted turtles, largemouth bass, various sunfish, yellow perch, crappie, perch, and northern pike. Enjoy this variety of trees surrounding the lake on your run around here!

    February 6, 2024

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    Lake Wilcox is a kettle lake named after William Willcocks. He was the mayor of Cork, Ireland, in 1793 and moved to New York. Lookout for animals like muskrats, great-horned owls, painted turtles, largemouth bass, various sunfish, yellow perch, crappie, perch, and northern pike.

    April 24, 2024

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    Lake Wilcox Park features the City of Richmond Hill's largest body of water, Wilcox Lake. The park and lake offer various outdoor recreation experiences for friends and families. Enjoy a day on the water kayaking, canoeing, fishing or windsurfing. If you prefer to spend your time on land, the park is an excellent place to relax on the shore, plan a picnic, play at the skate park or enjoy a friendly game at one of the sports complexes.
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    Hines Park Trail

    82.7km

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    280m

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    The Hines Park Trail is a sprawling touring cycling route that winds through the heart of Wayne County, offering a delightful escape along the Middle Rouge River. You'll pedal past lush wooded areas, serene lakes like Wilcox Lake, and through the expansive Maybury State Park, enjoying a mix of natural beauty and well-maintained parkland. While mostly paved, the trail presents a varied surface, from smooth asphalt to sections with loose gravel and occasional potholes, especially near parking areas.

    This moderate 51.4-mile (82.7 km) route, with 931 feet (284 metres) of elevation gain, typically takes just under five hours to complete. For a truly unique experience, aim to ride on summer Saturdays when parts of Edward N. Hines Drive are closed to vehicles, offering extended car-free cycling on wide shoulders. Be mindful that some sections, particularly those close to the river, can be prone to flooding after heavy rainfall.

    Beyond its natural appeal, the Hines Park Trail is rich in local history and connectivity. It links several communities and provides access to significant landmarks such as Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Estate. The trail also intersects with the I-275 Metro Trail, opening up possibilities for even longer cycling adventures, making it a central hub for cycling in the region.

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    Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    Location: Plymouth, Wayne County, Michigan, United States

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